Dilip Kadam has his own art unit in Pune called Trishul Comico Art. He manages a group of roughly 10 artists that produce comic book artwork as well as animation work with the help of his son, Omkar. The Indian comic book collection "Amar Chitra Katha," which features tales from mythology, history, folklore, and culture, has included Kadam's work as an illustrator. Anant Pai, a writer and editor, started the series in 1967. Other artists who contributed to it were Waeerkar, Souren Roy, Chandrakant D. Rane, Geoffrey Fowler, and Pratap Mullick. The comic biography of Lokmanya Tilak, the folktale of Bikal the Terrible, the Jain tale of Kesari the Flying Thief, and other works were drawn by Kadam.